Who are you?

March 31st, 2009

Categorized Under: Polls

“Who are you?”

This is not meant as some deep philosophical question. I actually want to know who my readers are. In my last set of polls you told me what you come to MCP Blog for and what you might want less of. So now I am gathing info on who my audience is so it will help me guide my posts even better. So no bribes this time. Do it because you love me – or like me – or just want to be helpful . 4 quick polls – read each to see if you need to pick one answer or can check a few boxes. I will share the results with you soon. Thanks so much!!! Jodi

What type of photography is your primary focus? (choose up to 3 focus areas)

General Portraiture (babies, kids, families, seniors, etc - I do it all) (328 Votes)
Children's Photography (247 Votes)
Family Photography (185 Votes)
Newborn and Infants Photography (173 Votes)
Wedding Photography (149 Votes)
Engagements Photography (77 Votes)
Teens/High School Seniors Photography (59 Votes)
Landscape Photography (52 Votes)
Sports Photography (30 Votes)
Pet Photography (28 Votes)
Wildlife Photography (26 Votes)
Other... (26 Votes)
Event Photography (25 Votes)
Boudoir Photography (23 Votes)
Architecture Photography (13 Votes)
Product Photography (10 Votes)
Commercial Photography (8 Votes)
Stock Photography (6 Votes)
Print Media - Newspaper, Magazines (4 Votes)
School Photography (class and individual pictures) (4 Votes)
Corporate Photography (3 Votes)
Team Photography (dance, cheer, etc) (1 Votes)

Total Voters: 622

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What level of photographer do you consider yourself? (pick the one that best describes you)

Starting Professional (I have a website and charge for my work - 1-2 years in business) (249 Votes)
Aspiring Photographer (building a portfolio - hope to have a company and be charging within a few months) (108 Votes)
Serious Amateur (people say I could be a pro but I choose not to) (73 Votes)
I am fairly new to using an SLR (6 months-1 year) but shoot manual (and understand ISO, Speed, Aperture) (54 Votes)
Established Professional (I have been in business 3-5 years) (43 Votes)
I consider myself a hobbiest (I love taking photos of my kids, pets, outdoors for fun) (37 Votes)
Just got an SLR and learning to use it (auto mode is my friend) (26 Votes)
Established Professional (I have been in business 6-10 years) (7 Votes)
Been Around Forever Professional (I have been in business over 10 years) (6 Votes)
I love to use a Point and Shoot (no SLR yet) (4 Votes)
Former Pro (I did photography professionally in the past but now just shoot for fun) (3 Votes)
Other - if none are even close - check this and comment below... (2 Votes)

Total Voters: 612

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How do you read MCP Blog? (pick one - answer with your primary method)

Through RSS (in a reader like Google or Bloglines, etc) (245 Votes)
Bookmarked in my Browser (128 Votes)
Email subscription (it comes right to my inbox) (119 Votes)
Just type your site in and stop by (60 Votes)
Get notifications of new posts on Twitter (12 Votes)
Other (please add a comment) (12 Votes)
Get notifications of new posts on Facebook (8 Votes)

Total Voters: 584

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How often do you read the MCP Blog? (pick one answer - as an average amount)

Daily or Almost Daily (I do not miss a post) (326 Votes)
A few times a week (125 Votes)
Once a week (39 Votes)
A few times a month (38 Votes)
Brand new here - but I plan to be a frequent visitor. (30 Votes)
Once a month (11 Votes)
Very rare - I just happened to come by today (10 Votes)
Other (please add a comment) (6 Votes)
Brand new here - so not sure how often I will come. (5 Votes)

Total Voters: 590

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